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Built in the 1890s, this large, extended period home provides spacious and versatile accommodation over three floors, which should appeal particularly to families looking for a house with character and in an excellent location within this semi rural village in the Derwent Valley, ideal for commuting to Newcastle and elsewhere in the region.
Situated within the Rowlands Gill conservation area, the house has UPVC glazing (apart from some single-glazed stained glass windows) and gas central heating, with its generously-sized rooms and many traditional features. The accommodation begins on the ground floor, with a spacious entrance porch into the hallway, which leads to the two large reception rooms that both overlook the garden; the living room with bay windows to the side and front, and the dining room, which has French doors into a conservatory, with further French doors from there out to the garden. At the end of the hallway is the breakfast room, with some built-in storage, and leading through to the fitted kitchen, which has extensive cream units and includes a Rangemaster cooker and integrated appliances. There is also a toilet off the hallway, close to the entrance.
The stairs lead up to the first floor, with the bathroom accessed off the half-landing, and recently refitted with a contemporary white suite that includes a mains-fed shower over the bath. Off the landing there are three large bedrooms, with the main bedroom having an ornamental fireplace and bay window, overlooking the garden and with views beyond, and the second bedroom having a wash basin.
Further stairs lead up to the second floor, where there is plenty of raised storage off the landing, including built-in cupboards and further storage into the eaves. An upper landing area leads to the fourth bedroom, which has a large dormer window to enjoy the views of the Derwent Valley, and the fifth bedroom/study.
Externally, there is a beautiful and well stocked lawned garden with a pleasant patio and seating area out from the conservatory, while there are flower beds alongside the block-paved driveway and car port - which provide plenty of parking space - and another small lawned garden with a wooden shed. There are iron gates at the entrance, onto Dipwood Road, and a small, separate wooden gate for pedestrian access.
There is a new-build house on the neighbouring plot that is now constructed but has to be finished internally and landscaped.
The house is situated on Dipwood Road (A694) - opposite Strathmore Road - in Rowlands Gill, which is a semi-rural village in the Derwent Valley with some shops and facilities, including a doctor's practice, a pharmacy, a post office and Tesco Express store, as well as restaurants and cafes/cake shops and hairdressers/barber. There are local countryside walks including the Derwent Walk and Red Kite Trail as well as popular cycle routes, while the spacious National Trust grounds of the Gibside estate are at the edge of the village. The A694 provides access to Newcastle (8.5 miles) the Metro Centre and the A1(M)(5.3 miles), while Newcastle Airport is just over 10 miles away. The A694 provides access to Newcastle (8.5 miles) the Metro Centre and the A1(M)(5.3 miles), while Newcastle Airport is just over 10 miles away. There are popular countryside walks and cycle routes in the area, including the Red Kite Trail and Derwent Country Walk, while the National Trust's Gibside estate is at the edge of the village.
IMPORTANT NOTE TO POTENTIAL PURCHASERS & TENANTS:
We endeavour to make our particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. The services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All photographs and measurements have been taken as a guide only and are not precise. Floor plans where included are not to scale and accuracy is not guaranteed. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. POTENTIAL PURCHASERS: Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. POTENTIAL TENANTS: All properties are available for a minimum length of time, with the exception of short term accommodation. Please contact the branch for details. A security deposit of at least one month’s rent is required. Rent is to be paid one month in advance. It is the tenant’s responsibility to insure any personal possessions. Payment of all utilities including water rates or metered supply and Council Tax is the responsibility of the tenant in every case.
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Description
Built in the 1890s, this large, extended period home provides spacious and versatile accommodation over three floors, which should appeal particularly to families looking for a house with character and in an excellent location within this semi rural village in the Derwent Valley, ideal for commuting to Newcastle and elsewhere in the region.
Situated within the Rowlands Gill conservation area, the house has UPVC glazing (apart from some single-glazed stained glass windows) and gas central heating, with its generously-sized rooms and many traditional features. The accommodation begins on the ground floor, with a spacious entrance porch into the hallway, which leads to the two large reception rooms that both overlook the garden; the living room with bay windows to the side and front, and the dining room, which has French doors into a conservatory, with further French doors from there out to the garden. At the end of the hallway is the breakfast room, with some built-in storage, and leading through to the fitted kitchen, which has extensive cream units and includes a Rangemaster cooker and integrated appliances. There is also a toilet off the hallway, close to the entrance.
The stairs lead up to the first floor, with the bathroom accessed off the half-landing, and recently refitted with a contemporary white suite that includes a mains-fed shower over the bath. Off the landing there are three large bedrooms, with the main bedroom having an ornamental fireplace and bay window, overlooking the garden and with views beyond, and the second bedroom having a wash basin.
Further stairs lead up to the second floor, where there is plenty of raised storage off the landing, including built-in cupboards and further storage into the eaves. An upper landing area leads to the fourth bedroom, which has a large dormer window to enjoy the views of the Derwent Valley, and the fifth bedroom/study.
Externally, there is a beautiful and well stocked lawned garden with a pleasant patio and seating area out from the conservatory, while there are flower beds alongside the block-paved driveway and car port - which provide plenty of parking space - and another small lawned garden with a wooden shed. There are iron gates at the entrance, onto Dipwood Road, and a small, separate wooden gate for pedestrian access.
There is a new-build house on the neighbouring plot that is now constructed but has to be finished internally and landscaped.
The house is situated on Dipwood Road (A694) - opposite Strathmore Road - in Rowlands Gill, which is a semi-rural village in the Derwent Valley with some shops and facilities, including a doctor's practice, a pharmacy, a post office and Tesco Express store, as well as restaurants and cafes/cake shops and hairdressers/barber. There are local countryside walks including the Derwent Walk and Red Kite Trail as well as popular cycle routes, while the spacious National Trust grounds of the Gibside estate are at the edge of the village. The A694 provides access to Newcastle (8.5 miles) the Metro Centre and the A1(M)(5.3 miles), while Newcastle Airport is just over 10 miles away. The A694 provides access to Newcastle (8.5 miles) the Metro Centre and the A1(M)(5.3 miles), while Newcastle Airport is just over 10 miles away. There are popular countryside walks and cycle routes in the area, including the Red Kite Trail and Derwent Country Walk, while the National Trust's Gibside estate is at the edge of the village.
IMPORTANT NOTE TO POTENTIAL PURCHASERS & TENANTS:
We endeavour to make our particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. The services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All photographs and measurements have been taken as a guide only and are not precise. Floor plans where included are not to scale and accuracy is not guaranteed. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. POTENTIAL PURCHASERS: Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. POTENTIAL TENANTS: All properties are available for a minimum length of time, with the exception of short term accommodation. Please contact the branch for details. A security deposit of at least one month’s rent is required. Rent is to be paid one month in advance. It is the tenant’s responsibility to insure any personal possessions. Payment of all utilities including water rates or metered supply and Council Tax is the responsibility of the tenant in every case.
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